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Artist: Chancellorpink
Canonical path: /chancellorpink/bleed-the-enemy
Related lyric paths: 6
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Bleed The Enemy
Read Bleed The Enemy lyrics by Chancellorpink on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bleed The Enemy
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Bleed the enemy
God knows they're all coming after your life
Bleed the enemy
God knows they all had a drink with your wife
And though they smile
Their smiles can be deadlier than
Gomer Pyle's laugh
In the mirror you see her
But won't hear her cry
Bleed the enemy
Mom says they're all coming after your job
Bleed the enemy
Every friend's name is a hit for the mob
In the field you stare off in silence
But peace, it isn't real
There has to be violence
At least once or twice, every day
You're at the end of another day
Of fighting the bad guys
And you're still alone
No one does what they're told
And nobody's growing old with you
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Chancellorpink performs "Bleed The Enemy", and this lyric page sits inside the Chancellorpink catalog on LyroVerse.
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